Southern California will be a hub for NFL training camps this year, with the Costa Mesa City Council recently approving a deal with the Las Vegas Raiders. This decision means that five NFL teams will be conducting their practices within a 105-mile radius in late July and early August, marking the first time such a cluster of teams has trained in such close proximity since the late 1990s.
Referred to as the 'Cheese League' back in the late 1990s when five teams trained in Wisconsin and Minnesota, this summer's gathering in Southern California has earned the moniker of the 'Beach League.' The teams set to train in the area include the Chargers, Rams, Raiders, New Orleans Saints, and Dallas Cowboys.
